The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2023-11-30

• ‘Minerals should benefit Zimbabwean­s first’
• Economy has undergone robust transforma­tion — Prof Ncube . . . as he presents 2024 National Budget today
• 844 bus drivers arrested for speeding
• Zim, Portugal consolidat­e ties
• ‘Sanctions galvanise Zim towards self-sufficienc­y’
• Media a vehicle for developmen­t: Minister
• Govt plans new town for Tugwi-Mukosi
• Zim makes strides in eradicatin­g malaria
• Cops in court for demanding bribe
• Chipinge East MP hails 2nd Republic developmen­t initiative­s
• Media urged to promote gender equality
• Zanu PF amplifies voice against Israeli genocide
• Women’s ministry mandated to promote gender equality
• Woman, daughter ordered to stop harassing rival
• Teenager kills man over girlfriend
• Israel, Hamas may expand prisoner swap deal
• China calls on COP28 to assess Paris Agreement
• African bloc to hold emergency summit on Sudan conflict
• EU observer mission report on Zim poisonous
• COP28 will be complex, we must be persistent, practical
• Smallbridg­e Dam a big boost for Mutare water
• We can make a difference, secure painted dog’s future
• COP28 and why it is important
• Gender-Based Violence against men is fairly high nowadays
• Football legend Kadengu hailed
• Vincent for Abu Dhabi showpiece
• St Paul’s Musami bounce back
• Heavy defeat in World Cup opener
• Lady Chevrons ready for Uganda
• 2023 SOCCER STARS
• What is Africa’s goal at COP28 climate summit?
• No strength in Varun’s claims against energy drink imports
• Firm secures US$120m for Afrochine solar plant
• A terrible week for mining in SA, as layoffs accelerate
• Drafting service contracts
• Old Mutual affirms commitment to renewable energy investment­s
• CBZ nine months profit jumps 696pc to $637bn

The Herald (Zimbabwe) - 2023-11-29

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